True inclusion means action.
This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth, see it in action at our Open Day — hear real stories and experience inclusion first-hand.
✨ Book your place:
www.beyondautism.org.uk/support-us/fundraise-for...
#IncludedNotExcluded
...people still face, tackling misinformation, and celebrating how acceptance can transform lives.
Find out more: https://www.ne-as.org.uk/
You can also get local support from Autism Matters here: https://autism-matters.co.uk/teesside/
#stocktonontees #autism #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth #WAAM26
#WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth is an opportunity to move beyond awareness and take meaningful steps towards inclusion.
Our free eLearning modules are designed to support more inclusive practice.
🔗 neurodivergencewales.org/en/resources...
Mae #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth yn gyfle i symud y tu hwnt i ymwybyddiaeth a chymryd camau ystyrlon tuag at gynhwysiant.
Mae ein modiwlau eDdysgu am ddim wedi'u cynllunio i gefnogi ymarfer mwy cynhwysol.
🔗 neurodivergencewales.org/cy/adnoddau/...
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Tell us in the comments - what does autism acceptance look like to you?
#AcceptanceLooksLike #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth
Autistic people need genuine, tailored support to enter and remain in the workplace and some Autistic people may never be able to work. #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth
Happy World Autism Acceptance Day everyone! Here’s a little something I made featuring Thomas the Tank Engine & 2 characters that I like who are both on the spectrum (Da Vinci Dalmatian & Bruno). ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷🌈
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🌍 Today is #WorldAutismAwarenessDay which kicks off #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth in April. The year's theme is "Autism and Humanity – Every Life Has Value."
National Autistic Society website: https://ow.ly/KvgQ50YChMs
#CBT #BABCP #Autism #DEI
Happy Autism Acceptance Month everyone!! Just because you may look different from other people that doesn’t define you for being who you are and what you can accomplish!! Be proud of who you are, just like how I’m proud to have autism like anyone else!! 😃❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷🌈 #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth
Text: Autism Acceptance Month. Raising awareness, acceptance, and creating a society where autistic people are supported and understood. Visit the SMRC to explore how our research is supporting autistic flourishing in school, work and society. There is a rainbow spectrum design overlaid underneath the text and a graphic of a group of multicultural people. The SMRC website is underneath the graphic.
April 2026 is #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth ! 🌈 If you've ever wondered how you can better understand and support autistic people in your life, or if you're curious to learn more, stay tuned for autism research showcases and podcast episodes from the SMRC.
‘I like being like you.’
This video says something simple but important: autistic people don’t need fixing, and they don’t need to be pushed to “fit in”. They need to be understood, accepted and respected as they are.
Make the effort to understand someone else’s world.
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It's World Autism Acceptance Month 💙
Are you autistic or supporting someone?
Share your experience with local services 💻 healthwatchkirkleesandcalderdale.com/your-views/
💬 Or Comment below
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Autistic people face discrimination and barriers across all sectors of society. At Red Balloon, we offer a unique approach to education which can be especially effective for learners with autism. #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth #WAAM26
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To mark World Autism Day, our COO, Dr Lisa Alcorn, reflects on more than 30 years of supporting autistic people and their families.
Read the full article on our website: sjog.uk/news.php
#WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth #WorldAutismAwarenessDay
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Today we launch our Autism Acceptance Month campaign: Acceptance Looks Like…
This campaign has been co-created with autistic people, their families, and professionals. Their voices, insights, and experiences shape everything you’ll see.
#AcceptanceLooksLike #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth
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🗺️ This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth, we celebrate our partnerships with organisations like BeyondAutism and Transforming Autism, whose vital work supports autistic people and their families across the UK. 💙
#Inclusion #CommunitySupport #UKCharities #MakingADifference
Today marks the start of World Autism Acceptance Month 2026.
The event is about bringing people together to raise awareness and acceptance, and helping all autistic people to be supported and understood.
For more information please visit here: buff.ly/hTB1X5Z
#WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth
#WAAM26
Dark blue background featuring the OU logo and a series of book covers. Text reads: 'Discover autistic voices and lived experiences on Libby and OverDrive. Free for OU students and staff'.
It is important to keep autistic voices visible every day 🤗 #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth
Explore eBooks, audiobooks and magazines on Libby & OverDrive - including guides for parents, personal stories and biographies, and perspectives on diagnosis in adulthood 👉 https://ow.ly/VZI150YxtwA
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#WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth is a time to move beyond awareness towards genuine acceptance, understanding and inclusion.
In #PlayTherapy, children are met with curiosity, not judgement. The pace is slower. The relationship is central. Communication does not rely on words alone.
As part of this year's #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth, we're pleased to share our short, co-produced video on what we mean by #neuroaffirming.
Watch the full video on our website: neurodivergencewales.org/en/i-am-neur...
Fel rhan o #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth eleni, rydym yn falch o rannu ein fideo byr, a gynhyrchwyd ar y cyd, ar yr hyn a olygwn wrth niwrogadarnhaol.
Gwyliwch y fideo llawn ar ein gwefan: neurodivergencewales.org/cy/rwyn-niwr...
We're taking a break for Easter this week, and as it is The National Autistic Society's #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we're re-visiting one of our favourite episodes from last year, featuring the ASSSIST 2 study!
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!
www.theresearchroompodcast.com
National Autistic Society ‘We’re supporting World Autism Acceptance Month April 2026’ poster.
April is World Autism Acceptance Month. It is an opportunity for everyone to come together and raise awareness, acceptance and create a society where autistic people are supported and understood. Your actions can help create an inclusive and accepting world.
#WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth #Autism
Today marks the start of #autismacceptanceweek, with April being #worldautismacceptancemonth!
Stay tuned for some posts relating to the topic of autism and autism acceptance! 😁
autism awareness month film quiz night 12th april at 7pm poster
excited to be co-hosting this virtual film quiz night to raise money for the national autistic society in honour of #worldautismacceptancemonth
we have some fun rounds planned & prizes i think some of you will be very, very interested in
tickets here: tixoom.app/autismawaren...
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Lots of yellow post-it notes with ideas on inclusive activities and venues
A group of people sitting around a table in discussion
Lots of yellow post-it notes with ideas on inclusivity tips
Such a positive session rounding off #AutismAcceptanceMonth. We asked for your help to make our activities and events more autism-friendly, and you delivered amazing feedback, advice and tips. Thank you. Can't wait to create more inclusive spaces together! ✨ #WAAM25 #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth
As we conclude #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth, we reflect on the importance of moving beyond awareness and understanding. True inclusion is rooted in acceptance.
Together, we can build a more inclusive society that recognises and celebrates the diverse ways in which we all experience the world.
